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Jul 23rd 2007, 09:39
Lindsay Druart 		L&L Financial Services Public Forum » Comments and Questions
Comments and Questions
This thread is for any comments and questions you may have for me about L&L Bank and Trust and pretty much anything about the L&L Brand as a whole. I ask that your posts be professional and logically weighted as to not cause undue confusion. Feel free to IM me with questions as well.

Lindsay Druart
Jul 23rd 2007, 09:42
Lindsay Druart 		L&L Financial Services Public Forum » ATM Placements
ATM Placements
This thread is to request placement of ATMs at your location. Please include your SLURL, a prim placed with the L&L Logo on it where you want the ATM, and add LNLBT Miles to group deeded land so that he can place the ATM. I will put a box in the main branch on Port Druart to get the L&L Logo texture.

Sincerely,

Lindsay Druart
Jul 25th 2007, 18:18
Lindsay Druart 		General Investment Discussion » WSE Crisis
Re: WSE Crisis
Virtual is about as close as it gets really....
Jul 26th 2007, 12:54
Lindsay Druart 		General Investment Discussion » WSE Volume while Closed
Re: WSE Volume while Closed
You can still trade on the backend. The ATM system was shut down but the website was not.
Jul 26th 2007, 13:18
Lindsay Druart 		General Investment Discussion » Cleaning up SL.
Re: Cleaning up SL.
I would say I agree with Unoti. It just seems that they are trying to regulate TOO much and almost turning it into...well, I think they are regulating the wrong things. How about regulating the griefers? Being more active with private land owners? Making the site more user friendly? Getting rid of the relog "fixall?" They are spending WAY more time on morals and no time on the technology of the platform. Not saying that one is more important than the other but I would at least like to see a balance.
Aug 7th 2007, 08:03
Lindsay Druart 		SLCapEx Suggestions » Major Holders List
Re: Major Holders List
I believe this is a great idea as it does let investors know what is going on, especially when a large number of shares slaps the market. Currently, we have CEO shares locked for a period of time but I do agree a constant is needed. This will be something discuss and possibly implemented once the system is converted. Thank you for your suggestion.

Linds
Aug 7th 2007, 08:22
Lindsay Druart 		SLCapEx Suggestions » pop up check window
Re: pop up check window
Some good ideas here. I don't see where a warning script is a big problem, however, I do know that people tend to just click OK so it really may not do much. The review page serves as that confirmation for the most part. Having transactions a different color would be more of a solution and possibly something that will pull the real time numbers to contrast the price difference. How about that?

Linds
Aug 7th 2007, 08:24
Lindsay Druart 		SLCapEx Suggestions » Forum Rules, and advertisement.
Re: Forum Rules, and advertisement.
Considering I just began trolling the forums, I would agree with you on that. I will work out a list of rules for the forum and possibly ask for a super mod of sorts that will assist with that. Anyone interested in being a Super Mod, IM me and let me know.

Linds
Aug 7th 2007, 08:25
Lindsay Druart 		SLCapEx Suggestions » put a buy orders column in the portfolio under my stocks
Re: put a buy orders column in the portfolio under my stocks
To my knowledge there is a column in the portfolio that gives you that info if you have a standing buy or sale order. Maybe you are talking about something different?

Linds
Aug 7th 2007, 08:28
Lindsay Druart 		CyberSyzygy Public Forum » Anybody home here?
Re: Anybody home here?
CYB has been halted and is not tradeable.

CEO information is not made public for that reason. We want to hold people accountable but we do not want to promote a violent and unsafe environment for anyone. While CEO information is required to management for listing, trust that it will not be made public as that is a privacy violation and not an ethically sound decision.

Linds